Portable toilets are a must-have on construction sites and at outdoor events—but one of the first decisions you’ll face is whether to rent or buy. While renting offers flexibility and convenience, purchasing can make sense for long-term or repeat use. The right...
Teardown after an event or construction job can be stressful. Everyone knows the work’s not done until the site has been cleaned and the site rental pickup has been completed, and that missing one step in the process can result in delays, extra rental days, and even...
Slips, trips, and falls are among the most common—and most preventable—construction site hazards in Alberta. Between unpredictable weather, uneven terrain, and busy work zones, job sites can become risky quickly. According to OHS statistics, slips, trips, and...
Understanding Alberta’s waste management and sanitary regulations will keep your work site safer, cleaner, and healthier. The province’s rules and regulations provide guidance and standards for a wide variety of topics, including but not limited to waste management...
Before you set up temporary fencing or portable toilets, it’s important to understand local regulations for temporary structures. While permits are often not required in Alberta, there are still strict rules that govern where temporary structures can be set up and how...
Working in remote areas is important, but it also provides unforeseen challenges. At the top of that list is how you deal with remote construction site waste. Just because you’re in a rural, hard-to-access area, that doesn’t mean that the rules and regulations...
